Why agentic semantics are different.
Existing solutions reach determinism by constraining
your data to a fixed set of solutions. An agent runtime
enables determinism through expressive representation of
your data. By defining how data can be used and the
relationships of your business, this agent can answer any
question that a human analyst could.
01
Collaborative MCP tools
capabilities, discover, inspect,
plan, build-options, validate,
compile, and execute are each
their own MCP tool - alongside catalog, valid-values,
and three segment helpers. Agents can stop, branch, or
backtrack at any step instead of being forced through
one opaque "give me SQL" call.
02
Structured errors with recovery hints
When a query doesn't fit, the runtime returns a typed
envelope with recovery_hints and closest_matches
- usable directly by the next tool call, no
prompt-engineering glue required.
03
Inline scope classification
Every discover and plan
call runs the scope classifier inline. Intents that
share no content tokens with the package come back as out_of_scope
or low_relevance blocks - off-topic
questions don't quietly hit the warehouse.
04
Planner-owned rewrites
Mixed-grain requests, metric predicates,
temporal-validity joins, and same-store conversion live
in the planner - not as helper views every team has to
re-author.
05
Explainable plans
compile's response carries the full
explain payload: alias resolution, chosen join paths,
rewrite strategy, logical plan, SQL AST, and rendered
warehouse SQL - flattened into compile_response_metadata
so reviewers see everything before trusting the result.
06
Packages as code, tested like code
Authored as versioned YAML with graphs, joins, clocks,
value domains, examples, and package-local tests. The
CLI ships parse-config, validate-config,
and test-package.